Ryan Alexander brings contact skill and plate discipline to UL Monroe’s infield
Alexander’s current profile suggests a steady, table-setting infielder rather than a pure power bat: in 41 games at UL Monroe, he hit .237 with 28 hits, 17 RBI, 24 walks, 20 runs, six doubles and one triple, showing he can still get on base and work counts even when the average is modest.[1] The bigger draw is his track record of production at Navarro JC, where he hit .346 with 29 RBI, three homers and eight doubles in 35 games, a sign of a hitter who can adapt and produce when given regular at-bats.[1]
